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Plankton Painting

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  • MIT Museum
  • A black background with the words "plankton painting" in all caps written in white, arranged in a repeating, spiral pattern. The text curves and overlaps, creating a dynamic and visually engaging design.

    Join us for an experimental photography workshop led by local artist and scientist where you'll create "paintings" of local plankton.

    No application or registration needed.

    Cost

    Free with museum admission

    Location

    • In-person only.

    MIT Museum, Gambrill Center

    314 Main Street
    Building E-28
    Cambridge, MA 02142
    United States

    Neighborhood
  • Area 2, East Cambridge, and The Port

    Dates and Times

    Fri, August 16 2024 9AM – 11AM

    Additional information

    Using microscopes and chrono-photography, capture photos of the trails created by these microscopic creatures with local artist and scientist Jess Holz. Learn about microscopic pond life while getting a fascinating glimpse into their dynamic behavior, such as the helical paths of flagellates and the water currents generated by rotifers as they feed. 

    Please note that though this workshop is open to all ages, it is geared for ages 13 and up. Space and materials are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

    Saturday, August 24
    11am-1pm
    Free with museum admission

    A black background with the words "plankton painting" in all caps written in white, arranged in a repeating, spiral pattern. The text curves and overlaps, creating a dynamic and visually engaging design.

    Fri, August 16 2024 9AM – 11AM

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    Dora Bever

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    Last updated August 8, 2024.